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The costs associated with all types of long-term care are rising at a painful rate. Even if you plan to age in place, you should have a plan for covering expenses such as the cost of in-home caregivers. The government can provide some resources to help pay for these costs, […]
Consumer debt in the U.S. currently stands at over $4.6 trillion according to the Federal Reserve. Even families in good financial standing hold considerable debts in their financial portfolios. So what happens to it when the debt holder dies? Does the debt go away? Does a family member have to […]
Power of attorney documents can serve as a valuable part of your estate plan helping to protect your interests in situations where you are not easily able to manage certain business and personal affairs. To understand how they operate and how you can use them to your advantage, it is […]
Everyone should give consideration to estate planning issues because a good plan contains provisions to protect your interests during your lifetime as well as provisions that reduce the burden on your loved ones when you pass away. However, estate planning is particularly important for couples in the LGBTQIA+ community because […]
You had your estate planning attorney prepare a revocable living trust document. You’ve told your family about the trust and made sure your alternate trustee understands how it works. Now you can relax knowing your loved ones won’t need to deal with probate, right? Wrong. If you don’t take the […]